Three and a half. I've always wanted to see Ma Jiang's famous work, but I haven't. First, I read Kyoichi Katayama's book before, and felt that the content was very thin and lackluster, so I didn't expect much from the movie. Second, I saw that the film was very long, and I was worried that it was a slow and long work, so I was not very interested. Finally found a night to calm down, turn off the lights, and open the film. Really into it, I think it is still good. If you haven't seen a lot of Pure Love, this one is worth watching.
Although the male protagonist was not very good-looking when he was a child, he acted well. Yami is too beautiful to say, her acting is better than in "Marriage Proposal", I personally think. The biggest highlight of the film is the photography. The control of the lens light and screen highlights the deepening of the theme and the mood of the characters in many places. For example, when a boy saw a girl's bald head for the first time, it was through glass doors and windows, and a lot of white light was pulled out on the picture, separating the two sides of the glass into two worlds. And the girl in the white light also has a blurred feeling like the white light, symbolizing the girl's life is about to die, and also reflecting the grief in the boy's heart.
Takao Ozawa and Sister Chai's acting skills are online, and the final ashes are touching. The ending song is also nice. There are also male protagonists listening to the tapes and recalling the past. Although they are not creative, they are very suitable for the tone of the movie and also promote the development of the plot. In front of the piano, the reality and fantasy, the embrace between the present and the past is also one of the tears.
Only by facing the past calmly and accepting the past can we truly let go of the past and work hard to move forward. The film is also a journey of redemption for the adult male lead and the second female lead.
As long as it is a sincere and unpretentious feeling, it can move people. No matter how many complicated things there are, the feeling of returning to the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty can always give us spiritual comfort.
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